After graduating from college, Tiffany James was struggling to pay off student loan debt when a colleague suggested she try her hand at investing. She dove in and learned the basics, figured out a formula that worked, and over time managed to turn $10,000 into $8 million. Now she's teaching others to do the same. She shares her story, and provides tips and tools on how to build wealth by making your money work for you.

Financial wellness doesn't just mean balancing a budget. It also entails successfully managing your thoughts and emotions around money. Financial Therapist Steven M. Hughes talks about the root causes of financial stress and anxiety, and how factors like societal pressure, your upbringing, and social media can play a big role in how you manage money. Plus strategies on how to navigate emotional barriers to achieve a healthier money mindset.

Over the past five years, the real estate market has changed drastically. Now, a lack of inventory combined with high home prices has created a tough environment for those looking to move. "Property Brothers" co-hosts Drew Scott and Jonathan Scott talk about what trends they're seeing in the housing market, issues surrounding home affordability and their latest venture to help combat some of these housing issues.

Spam. Delete and Report Junk. Today scammers are constantly targeting us in new ways, and it can be difficult to stay vigilant. Identity Theft Resource Center President & CEO Eva Velasquez talks about identifying scams and how to best protect yourself from financial fraud.

After years of working, saving and planning, you're finally ready to start enjoying your retirement but suddenly you are filled with a new set of questions. When is the right time to start collecting social security? Should your investments stay the same? Are you ready to live on a fixed income? Morningstar Director of Personal Finance & Retirement Planning Christine Benz shares how to plan for the unexpected and enjoy your years without running low on funds.